CONVERTING TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE INTO

COLLEGE ACADEMIC CREDIT

 

To see a flowchart of the ELP Process,
CLICK HERE.
 

The Experiential Learning Program (ELP) is the process whereby students can potentially earn college credit for what they have already learned through experience. ELP is an acceleration mechanism that assists students to graduate more quickly, but there is no guarantee of successful assessment of prior learning.

 

Names and numbers you will need:
 

Anna Goree, Academic Advisor
for questions on your academic credits or academic planning
 		 727-341-4456 goree.anna@spcollege.edu
Carlene Peterson, Curriculum Manager, MCTFT
for questions on MCTFT and courses
 		 727-865-2606 peterson.carlene@spcollege.edu
Rose Miglino, Experiential Learning Program Facilitator
for questions on ELP		 727-341-4640 miglino.rose@spcollege.edu

 

 

Step One: Become a Criminal Justice Degree-seeking student at St. Petersburg College

 

  1. Become an SPC student: application found online at http://www.spcollege.edu. Click on Prospective Student, then click on the first choice: Online Application to St. Petersburg College. Fill out the application as a "degree-seeking, Associate in Arts, Criminal Justice (CRMJU) student and submit the $35 fee online. (The College needs to know who you are before the ELP process can begin.)
  2. Talk to your advisor listed above for guidance on credits or MCTFT manager for information on courses.

 

 Step Two: Become a participant in the ELP process

 

  1. Use the email address above to contact Rose Miglino for an ELP application. Complete the "Experiential Learning Assessment" application, being sure to state the Course Number from the list below you plan to use for credit. You do not need to attend all the correlating MCTFT courses, but use the list as a guide.
  2. Once the ELP application and processing fee is received by Rose, she will mail you the package to begin your portfolio. You will be provided a faculty member to assist you in the process, specifically to assess your completed portfolio.
  3. Once your portfolio is complete and submitted with the college fee of $25 per credit, you will be notified by mail as to the outcome of the assessment. If successful, credit is recorded on your college transcript, but is not computed into a G.P.A.


 

MCTFT and Experiential Learning Program

August 2006

 

MCTFT courses AND work experience - TOGETHER - can help you move closer to your degree.

 

SPC COURSE

MCTFT COURSES
CJE 1653 Introduction to Criminal Intelligence Analysis Analytical Investigative Techniques
  Police Intelligence (online)
CJE 2234 Drug Investigation Methodology Patrol Interdiction (traditional and online)
  Domestic Drug Interdiction
  Highway Vehicle Stops and the Drug Trafficker
  Introduction to Highway & Rural Drug Investigations (online)
  Undercover Operations
  Tactical Drug Operations
  Canine Narcotic Operations
  Aviation Drug Interdiction
  International Money Laundering
  Financial Investigative Techniques
  Supervising Counterdrug Operations
  Surveillance (traditional and online)
  Drug Identification (online)
  Drug Trends
   
CJL 2134 Forensic Financial Investigation Financial Investigative Techniques
  International Money Laundering (traditional and online)
   
CJT 2113 Courtroom Presentation of Scientific Evidence Courtroom Testimony
   
CCJ 2509 Introduction to Gangs and Crime Criminal Street Gangs Asian
  Criminal Street Gangs Investigations
  Criminal Street Gangs Motorcycle
  Criminal Street Gangs Strategic Operations
  Criminal Street Gangs Overview (online)